With an Ivy League degree, graduate work completed at New York University’s Institute of Fine Arts in both Florence and… Read More
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Art and the Exhibitionist
Edward Hopper, South Carolina Morning, 1955. ©Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Aha – I knew that would get… Read More
The Explosion of Atomic Tom
I just love this story – a case of creativity joining forces with technology to catapult a small Brooklyn quartet,… Read More
Penthouse Panache
In researching another post a while back, I came across the remarkable work of Champalimaud Design. Although a full service… Read More
Venus and Mars
Yesterday was my birthday. Not a landmark one, just your average annual affair. I spent most of the day working,… Read More
Nail Files
Now that it has finally cooled off and the leaves are changing, I feel like fall is officially here. I… Read More
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The Heritage of Houdini
There are so many terrific ongoing and upcoming exhibits at the museums in New York this fall that it’s hard… Read More
Passing Portraits
Philip Scott Johnson is a digital artist from St. Louis. His favorite quote, from Picasso, is “everything you can imagine… Read More
Magnificent Monograms
Unfortunately, since I wrote this post several years ago, the owner, Caroline Breckenridge, has passed away. Please continue on to read… Read More
On the Same Wavelength
I just received my new Town & Country this weekend. It’s a terrific issue and I couldn’t help but notice… Read More
Interior Portraits
There are so many wonderful design books making their debut this fall. I have already covered David Easton’s beautiful Timeless… Read More
